1The starting hole at Fire Ridge Golf Course is a great test of golf, and an awesome way to start off a round of golf.Keep your drive straight, and you will definitely have a go at the green on your second shot. A pond protects the front of the green and a bunker guards the right side. The green s2An extra club is needed for the tee shot. Deep bunkers guard the front of the green and a shallow grass bunker hidden on the right side make accuracy a must.Any shot left will run down a steep bank. The green is large and receptive.3The fairway slopes left to right. The green is protected by a large tree on the left side, and any shot missing the green to the right is trouble. Best angle to the green is from t4Putting your tee shot in the fairway is critical on the toughest hole on the golf course.After hitting a good drive you are still faced with a fairway wood or long iron into a narrow green.5A split fairway slopes towards the pond in front of the green. Any tee shot over 210 yards. May get wet in the pond.The pond and a deep bunker protect the front and left side of the green. If you need to bail out it is safe on the right side, but it will leave you with a tough chip to get you up6The fairway slopes from right to left. Long hitters may be able to reach the green in two. The last 100 yards. of the fairway are protected by bunkers on the left sideShots to the right of the green will run to the hole, but be careful there is a bunker that will catch your shot. The green is long and has two levels.7This is the smallest green on the course; however, it is the most protected. Bunkers surround the small green with out of bounds just beyond the green making the tee shot challengiThis is the smallest green on the course; however, it is the most protected. Bunkers surround the small green with out of bounds just beyond the green making the tee shot challengi8The tee shot requires length and accuracy to carry the pond. If you choose to lay up, a long iron or wood will be used to reach the green on the second shot.The second shot is up hill to a green that is protected by several bunkers. The green is long and narrow and any shot left will run down a bank.9A driver off the tee leaves a short shot to the green. The second shot will be from a steep up hill lie.The green is surrounded by mounds and anything long may go out of bounds. Our parking lot is just behind the green, choose your approach club wisely!10This short hole has one of the larger greens. You will need to hit an extra club to go for a pin in the back.If you miss the green long you will be out of bounds, and if you miss the green right your ball will run down a hill.11Hitting a driver off the tee will leave you with a short shot to the hole and long hitters may be able to drive the green.There are bunkers on the right side of the fairway nearer the green. The green is wide, but not very deep.12To avoid the rough at the end of the fairway, a tee shot no more than 160 yards is required.Any shot going further than that may go over the fence. Because of the elevation take one less club for the second shot. Bunkers and water surround the green.13A driver off the tee will leave a short shot to the green, but be careful not to go into the hidden bunker on the left side of the fairway.Any shot flying over the green may go out of bounds.14The green is surrounded by rocks and sand. Any ball left of the green will run into the high grass and may be lost. If the pin is in the back of the green, an extra club is needed.The green is surrounded by rocks and sand. Any ball left of the green will run into the high grass and may be lost. If the pin is in the back of the green, an extra club is needed.15A suggested tee shot is to lay up short of the valley, leaving a short pitch shot to the green. Long hitters can choose to “go for it”!. The green is tucked around a small doglA suggested tee shot is to lay up short of the valley, leaving a short pitch shot to the green. Long hitters can choose to “go for it”!. The green is tucked around a small dogl16There are two fairways to choose from, separated by a grove of trees. By taking the left fairway you can cut off a lot of the distance.The right side is a dogleg left. The green is elevated and tucked behind bunkers, which makes it hard to hit the green.17The safest (also suggested) shot is short of the first ravine. Any shot that carries the ravine may wind up in a second smaller ravine. The fairway is sloped from right to left.The longer hitters may choose to go for the well-protected green in two. The long and narrow green is tucked behind trees and a bunker stretches the length of the green.18A tee shot down the left side should go around 220 yards. Any shot that is pushed right may wind up in the creek that cuts through the fairway.The long hitters may be able to reach the green in two. Several bunkers protect the green and if you miss the green to the left your ball will be lost.
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